Where Inches Matter by Agraforum

By Agraforum NZ

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Soil health is the foundation of productive & profitable farming, but why aren't we focused on fixing soil structure and nutrients to improv animal health?

The answers lies just a few inches beneath the surface Where Inches Matter.

Hosted by Allan Piercy—dairy veterinarian-turned-soil nutrient advisor—dives deep into the unseen factors of poor cow performance that are hindering New Zealand dairy farms success.

Drawing on decades of experience in his own rural veterinary practice and hands-on work with farmer's cow health issues.

Allan explores the critical connection between soil compaction, nutrient imbalances, and livestock health. From the unintended consequences of urea use to global insights on soil restoration, this series uncovers practical solutions that can transform pastures, improve crop yields, and enhance animal wellbeing.

Join Allan as he shares his real-world experiences, farmer interviews, and innovative strategies to help farmers build healthier soils and more sustainable operations. Because in farming, small changes beneath the surface can lead to big results above it.

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Episode Date
Ep 8 - Replacing Urea with Biology? The Science Behind BioN
Mar 24, 2026
Ep7 - Dairy Farmer Cuts Fertiliser Use Without Losing Growth | Dion Gordon’s Story
Mar 24, 2026
Ep 6 - Proof in the paddock with Stu Russell
Dec 18, 2025
FARMER SPECIAL: Andrew Grant - From Compacted Soils to Thriving Pastures
Mar 10, 2025
Ep 4 - Unlocking your soil structure means more milk in the vat!
Mar 10, 2025
Ep 3 - How to truly read a soil test to be effective with your fertiliser
Mar 09, 2025
Ep 2 - Compacted soils are chocking your potential
Mar 09, 2025
Ep 1 - How a vet found dark green grass patches where leading to issues in cow health
Mar 09, 2025